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A complete relining comprises the full replacement of an industrial furnace's refractory lining – from demolition of the old lining and preparation of the steel shell through to the finished brick lining, including dry-out and heat-up.

A complete refractory relining is the most comprehensive measure in refractory construction: the entire lining of an industrial furnace is fully removed and replaced with a new lining optimised for current process requirements. Whether melting furnace, ladle or incineration plant – we plan every relining individually and deliver it on schedule.
At SBS Refractory Service, we combine more than 35 years of experience in refractory construction with state-of-the-art materials and methods. Our teams work independently of any manufacturer and select the optimum material combination for each project – tailored to temperature, medium, mechanical load and the required service life.
From the initial site inspection through to the final dry-out and heat-up, we manage the entire process. We coordinate closely with your production team to keep shutdown times to a minimum. On request, our installation crews work in multi-shift operation – including weekends and public holidays.
Structured, transparent and on schedule — this is how we work.
Site inspection, condition analysis, material selection and shutdown planning
Our engineers carry out a detailed site inspection and analyse the condition of the existing lining. Based on the process parameters and your requirements, we develop a tailored material concept. Shutdown planning is coordinated closely with your production team.
Professional removal of the old lining and disposal
Demolition is carried out with hydraulic hammers and specialist tools in strict compliance with safety regulations. Used material is properly sorted and disposed of through certified disposal channels. The steel shell is then inspected and repaired where necessary.
Layer-by-layer installation of the new refractory lining
The new lining is built up layer by layer – from the insulation layer and the safety lining through to the wear lining. Every course is checked for dimensional accuracy and joint quality. Where required, castables, ramming mixes or gunning (shotcreting) techniques are used.
Controlled heat-up in accordance with manufacturer specifications
Dry-out and heat-up are carried out strictly in accordance with the heat-up curve specified by the material manufacturer. Temperature and humidity are continuously monitored and recorded. This ensures that no cracks or spalling occur as a result of heating up too quickly.
Documentation, quality inspection and handover
Once all work is complete, a comprehensive quality inspection is carried out, including dimensional checks and visual inspection. You receive complete as-built documentation covering all materials used, batch numbers and inspection records.
Insights into our work on site.

Fully relined melting furnace – ready for recommissioning

Precise brick lining with high-quality refractory materials

Dosing furnace with a new refractory lining

Ingot preheating furnace with a new refractory lining
For every project we select the optimum material – independent of any manufacturer, based purely on technical criteria and cost-effectiveness.
On request, our teams work in 2- or 3-shift operation to meet your shutdown schedule precisely.
From planning through demolition and brick lining to dry-out – you have one point of contact for the entire project.
We provide a 12-month warranty on all workmanship and materials – for your planning certainty.
Typical situations in which this service is used.
Existing lining has reached the end of its service life
Material change for optimisation (service life, energy efficiency)
Change in process parameters (higher temperatures, different media)
General overhaul as part of a turnaround
Everything you need to know about Complete Refractory Relining & Brick Lining
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